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Wes Farmer
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Are most REOs hidden on Zillow?

Wes Farmer
  • Madisonville, KY
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Here is an example of what I mean. If you search in Owensboro, KY on Zillow there are four properties listed under foreclosure. Does that mean there are only four REOs listed or are some of the retail properties likely REOs that are not advertised as such or are hidden? If so how do you go about finding which ones are which? Would that require MLS access to read the listing agents notes?

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Stuart Birdsong
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Stuart Birdsong
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  • Fort Collins, CO
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@Wes Farmer You can usually search ownership through your Local county or City's website. And don't trust Zillow for any valuable information, you are better off doing the research yourself or having a realtor help you out. Zillow is quite possibly the worst Real Estate site to gather information from regarding anything real estate related. A good Agent is far more helpful and informative, regardless of what some might tell you.

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